...well, at least the trigger sure does a number to my trigger finger. For whatever reason, my G23 gives my a horrible blister on my trigger finger that my G21 never did. Anyone else have this issue? It's like the safe action lever thing just gnaws the skin off my index finger.
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Toughen up! Or get a G17 smooth trigger over the 23's target trigger. Its a drop in replacement, 10 minutes tops! -
Uh.....no that's unusual.
Are you using trigger reset and doing deliberate, consistent pulls each time?
You also may need to readjust placement of your finger on the trigger.
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Yup, using the reset. As I said, my G21 never did this, but I notice it every time with my G23. I'd like to try to remedy this by being as minimally invasive as possible as this is my main carry gun.
OH, and I have a 1911...it's always polite to me when I shoot it.Comment
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Most don't but my new GI style 1911 doesn't like my high grip lol. I like the old school look so I just need to bob the hammer and it will be fine.Originally posted by barrageThat's because Excelsior threads are like toilet bowls. They're made for crapping in and occasionally pissing on the side of.Comment
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The target triggers are known to bother fingers. The smooth triggers from the 17-19-22 series pistols should solve your problem. The cost should be less than $20 and it is easily replaced by an armorer, many armorers are here on the forum(I'm one) and it is a very quick change out.I support peace through superior firepower.
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Originally posted by rsrocket1Of course they are in free territory where they can pick up ammunition at the local 5 and dime without going through a criminal background check. All we get is legalized pot.Comment
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ill buy that crappy thing off you.. lolComment
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I had the same problem with my
Glock 26.....the serrated trigger ate up my finger. So I ordered and installed a GLOCK 17 (smooth) trigger bar. (they are all the same and they all fit various model Glocks).
You can see the old trigger bar. The smooth trigger bar is perfect for me.
Seriously about a 10 minute job.
May the Bridges I burn light the way.
Life Is Not About Waiting For The Storm To Pass - Its About Learning To Dance In The Rain.
Fewer people are killed with all rifles each year (323 in 2011) than with shotguns (356), hammers and clubs (496), and hands and feet (728).Comment
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happened to me when I first bought mine then I thought I would not like it but kept on it and adjusted to it and turns out to be one of my favorite gunsComment
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The target triggers are known to bother fingers. The smooth triggers from the 17-19-22 series pistols should solve your problem. The cost should be less than $20 and it is easily replaced by an armorer, many armorers are here on the forum(I'm one) and it is a very quick change out.Thank you, and thank you. I'll give this a shot.Glock 26.....the serrated trigger ate up my finger. So I ordered and installed a GLOCK 17 (smooth) trigger bar. (they are all the same and they all fit various model Glocks).
You can see the old trigger bar. The smooth trigger bar is perfect for me.
Seriously about a 10 minute job.

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Gentle hands? I blow off 200+ each range visit with my G23 and never have had a problem. If anything my hand is sore from all the reloading. Thanks cali for those 20+ reloads.Comment
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THIS^^^^^^^^^^^
Glock 26.....the serrated trigger ate up my finger. So I ordered and installed a GLOCK 17 (smooth) trigger bar. (they are all the same and they all fit various model Glocks).
You can see the old trigger bar. The smooth trigger bar is perfect for me.
Seriously about a 10 minute job.

O you can never pass up an opportunityto put up a picture of your GLOCK.
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That's happened to me before, hold the gun right! That's what was the problem, and. Be a man
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